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# Choosing Hyperlane

Hyperlane is the first universal and permissionless interoperability layer built for the modular blockchain stack.
Hyperlane is the first universal and permissionless interoperability layer built for the modular blockchain stack. The lack of interoperability between chains is a major obstacle to overcome — Hyperlane fixes this!

Anyone can permissionlessly [deploy hyperlane](./deploy-hyperlane.mdx) to any blockchain environment, whether it is a layer 1, rollup, or app-chain, allowing that chain to communicate seamlessly with any other chain on which Hyperlane has been deployed.

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1. Warp Routes, which allow native and `ERC20` tokens to move seamlessly across chains
2. Interchain accounts, which allows an account on one chain (e.g. a DAO) to make smart contract calls on remote chains
3. Interchain queries, which allow an account on one chain to make view calls on remote chains
3. Interchain queries, which allow an account on one chain to make view calls on remote chains